This list includes 33 Candies that start with C, ranging from “Cadbury Creme Egg” to “Curly Wurly”. It covers chocolates, hard candies, gummies, and regional specialties useful for gifting, teaching, and party planning.
Candies that start with C are branded and regional sweets whose names begin with the letter C. Many reflect local tastes — from British chocolate bars like “Cadbury Creme Egg” to chewy caramels and citrus confections.
Below you’ll find the table with Candy name, Main ingredients, Company, Country of origin, and Notes.
Candy: The candy’s common commercial name as you’ll see it on packaging, so you can match listings and purchase options.
Main ingredients: One-line summary of key components (three to five words) that describe flavor and texture, helping you assess suitability quickly.
Company: The manufacturer or brand owner listed so you know who makes it and where to check product details or availability.
Country of origin: Country where the candy launched or the company’s headquarters are based, offering helpful regional and cultural context.
Notes: Short flags such as regional specialty, discontinued, or obscure status to help you prioritize or research further.
Candies that start with C
| Name | Company | Country of origin | Main ingredients |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cadbury Dairy Milk | Cadbury/Mondelez | UK | milk chocolate, sugar, cocoa |
| Cadbury Creme Egg | Cadbury/Mondelez | UK | milk chocolate, fondant filling |
| Cadbury Flake | Cadbury/Mondelez | UK | thin folded milk chocolate |
| Cadbury Crunchie | Cadbury/Mondelez | UK | honeycomb toffee, milk chocolate |
| Caramilk | Cadbury/Mondelez | Canada | caramelized white chocolate, sugar |
| Caramello | Hershey | USA | milk chocolate, caramel filling |
| Caramac | Nestlé | UK | caramel-flavored confection, sugar |
| Charleston Chew | Tootsie Roll Industries | USA | vanilla nougat, chocolate coating |
| Clark Bar | Boyer | USA | peanut butter, crisp center, chocolate |
| Coffee Crisp | Nestlé | Canada | wafer, coffee-flavored chocolate |
| Crunch | Nestlé | Switzerland | milk chocolate, crisped rice |
| Chupa Chups | Perfetti Van Melle | Spain | sugar, glucose, flavorings |
| Candy Corn | Brach’s/Various | USA | sugar, corn syrup, wax |
| Candy Cane | Various | USA | sugar, peppermint oil, corn syrup |
| Candy Buttons | NECCO/Various | USA | sugar, corn syrup, food dye |
| Cotton Candy | Various | USA | spun sugar, flavoring, dye |
| Cinder Toffee | Various | UK | sugar, baking soda, golden syrup |
| Coconut Ice | Various | UK/Australia | desiccated coconut, sugar, condensed milk |
| Coconut Rough | Cadbury/Various | Australia | desiccated coconut, chocolate |
| Chokito | Nestlé | Australia | caramel, chocolate, crisp |
| Chiclets | Mondelez/Various | USA | sugar, gum base, flavoring |
| Chimes Ginger Chews | Chimes | USA | ginger, sugar, syrup |
| Chocolate Orange | Terry’s | UK | milk chocolate, orange oil |
| Cherry Ripe | Cadbury | Australia | cherry, coconut, chocolate |
| Cola Bottles | Haribo | Germany | sugar, gelatin, cola flavor |
| Crows | Tootsie Roll Industries | USA | licorice, sugar, molasses |
| Curly Wurly | Cadbury | UK | braided caramel, chocolate |
| Cajeta | Various | Mexico | goat’s milk, sugar, cinnamon |
| Calisson | Various | France | almond paste, candied melon, icing |
| Chikki | Various | India | peanuts, jaggery, sugar |
| Candy Necklace | Various | USA | compressed sugar beads, string |
| Chocolate Crispies | Various | UK | rice crisp, chocolate, sugar |
| Cocoa Berry? OMITTED | Various | Various | n/a |
Descriptions
Cadbury Dairy Milk
Iconic British milk chocolate bar introduced in 1905; smooth, creamy and sold worldwide.
Cadbury Creme Egg
Seasonal Easter treat with a gooey fondant “yolk” inside a milk chocolate egg shell.
Cadbury Flake
Delicate, crumbly milk chocolate bar famous for its flaky texture and melting quality.
Cadbury Crunchie
Crunchy honeycomb toffee center coated in chocolate; a British classic.
Caramilk
Canadian Cadbury bar made from caramelized white chocolate with a distinctive sweet, creamy flavor.
Caramello
Hershey’s milk chocolate bar with a flowing caramel center encased in chocolate.
Caramac
Firm caramel-flavored bar first sold in the UK; pale, sweet and chewy.
Charleston Chew
Classic American nougat bar dipped in chocolate; often frozen for a chewier texture.
Clark Bar
Crunchy, peanut-buttery center enrobed in chocolate; a long-lived American candy bar.
Coffee Crisp
Canadian wafer bar with coffee-flavored chocolate layers and a light, crunchy bite.
Crunch
Chocolate bar studded with crisp rice for a satisfying crunch.
Chupa Chups
Famous Spanish lollipop brand with many flavors; instantly recognizable logo designed by Salvador Dalí.
Candy Corn
Tri-colored kernel-shaped sugar candy and a Halloween staple in North America.
Candy Cane
Striped peppermint stick popular at Christmas; produced by many confectioners worldwide.
Candy Buttons
Nostalgic strips of paper with tiny colored sugar “buttons” attached for playful snacking.
Cotton Candy
Fluffy spun sugar treat sold at fairs; light, airy and melts on the tongue.
Cinder Toffee
Also called honeycomb or sponge toffee; crunchy, airy British sweet often coated in chocolate.
Coconut Ice
Pink-and-white coconut sweet common across Commonwealth countries; chewy and sugary.
Coconut Rough
Chocolate-coated coconut clusters popular in Australia and New Zealand.
Chokito
Australian chocolate bar combining chewy caramel and crisp bits covered in chocolate.
Chiclets
Small sugar-coated chewing gum pastilles long marketed as Chiclets; a retro staple.
Chimes Ginger Chews
Ginger-based chewy candies sold as sticks and lozenges; marketed for natural ginger flavor.
Chocolate Orange
Spherical orange-shaped chocolate that segments like an orange; bright citrus-chocolate combo.
Cherry Ripe
Australia’s long-standing cherry-and-coconut chocolate bar enrobed in dark chocolate.
Cola Bottles
Gummy bottle-shaped candies flavored like cola; a popular gummy treat worldwide.
Crows
Small black licorice chews dating to the 19th century; classic American licorice candy.
Curly Wurly
Wavy chocolate bar with braided caramel center; notable for its long, curly shape.
Cajeta
Mexican goat-milk caramel (dulce) used as candy or spread; regional specialty with a deep caramel flavor.
Calisson
Traditional diamond-shaped French confection from Aix-en-Provence: smooth almond-and-melon candy.
Chikki
Indian brittle made by binding peanuts with jaggery; popular street sweet and crunchy snack.
Candy Necklace
Wearable vintage candy of edible beads strung on elastic—nostalgic and playful.
Chocolate Crispies
Generic but widely sold bar combining rice crisps and chocolate; regional brand names vary.
Cocoa Berry? OMITTED
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